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No. I'm saying we haven't been able to do so, so far.
Somebody tried, in recent history, to cut a large stone using tools people have used for millennia to carve stone with, using a couple generations of slaves, and couldn't do it? Who tried this?
Somebody tried, in recent history, to cut a large stone using tools people have used for millennia to carve stone with, using a couple generations of slaves, and couldn't do it? Who tried this?
You are welcome to browse the internet for any such experiments.
What statement did I make as a fact? If you are just looking for a fight, you've won.
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No. I'm saying we haven't been able to do so, so far.
This would indicate someone tried ("been ABLE to") and failed.
You said I should then Google experiments, indicating there ARE equivalent (to wit, slaves working stone for decades using Neolithic tools) experiments.
When and where, how many slaves did they use working sunup to sundown, for how many years, etc.?
This would indicate someone tried ("been ABLE to") and failed.
You said I should then Google experiments, indicating there ARE equivalent (to wit, slaves working stone for decades using Neolithic tools) experiments.
When and where, how many slaves did they use working sunup to sundown, for how many years, etc.?
You made additions to you're post after I cited it.
Yes, thank you. If you’d like to produce those links I will read them.
Why would I care if you, personally, read them or not? And I'm certainly not going to fetch anything for you.
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